FameLab finalist Laura O'Dea discusses the real-world impact of engineering and the importance of communicating STEM.

Head of Mathematical Sciences, Katie Blaney, shares her perspective of working in the Mathematical Sciences theme.

Dr Laurence Tratt, a Reader in Software Development at King’s College London, discusses the challenge of increasing the speed of software.

Rachel Williams, Professor of Eye and Vision Science at the University of Liverpool talks about how her research is improving the sight and eye health of patients across the world.

Laura Holland, Head of Communications at the Rosalind Franklin Institute, discusses the importance and advances of life sciences research.

EPSRC Portfolio Manager, Elaine Massung, speaks to EPSRC’s Strategic Advisory Network member, Dr Jenny Cooper MBE, about how she became interested in being an engineer.

The energy systems of both the UK and China face similar challenges - though at different scales.

To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, engineer and entrepreneur Heba Bevan discusses her work as a STEM ambassador and her mission to encourage more women and girls to take up a career in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

Professor Janet Lees talks about concrete and creative ways to help improve our concrete infrastructure while reducing the environmental impact.

The EPSRC Proteus project, based at the University of Edinburgh is one of several projects representing the UK at the annual conference foe the American Association of the Advancement of Science, taking place in Texas on 15-19 February 2018. Helen Szoor-McElhinney, EPSRC Proteus Public Engagement Strategist highlights the essential work of the team and their aims for the future.